In the last two days, we got some serious support of our bullish stance (see here, here and here) on shares of Intel (Nasdaq: INTC).

On Monday, Bespoke Investment Group slapped its “Trade of the Day” label on the stock, saying:

INTC is one of the top rated stocks in our Bespoke Stock Scores Database, and although the stock briefly dropped below its 50-day moving average for two days… The stock remains in an uptrend, and with a dividend yield over 3.5%, INTC is attractive in this highly volatile market.

Intel has one of the highest dividends and is likely to further increase it… Trading at about 10 times fiscal 2011 estimated earnings per share, Intel could be an attractive option for cash-seeking investors as we expect the company to increase its dividend to $0.23 to $0.24 in 2012.

So the California drought — the one that pundits told us would last 50 years (or more) — is officially over. Time to gauge the investment merits. Should you begin strategically buying the downtrodden assets, like vineyards? Or perhaps shorting the overinflated assets? Let’s dig in...

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